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Home My WebLink AboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1976-07-29, Page 14FIRST IN QUALITY Popular Portables Value at a low price WEATHERMATE PORTABLES Designed to satisfy the cooling requirements of most homes equipped with standard double hung windows,the Weathermate Series is priced right for today's economic market. They represent the best value for the consumers investment and include many features' found onlyin much higherpriced competitive models.. Attached mountingfor easy, quick installation, Sturdy construction for long lasting use. • Automatic thermostat that maintains the comfort level where you want it. • Efficient exhaust system, removes stale indoor air, • Insulated cabinet ensures quiet operation. • Weather armor cabinet resists rust and erosion. • Removable, washable filter. s Adjustable air direction vanes directs the air flowto either side of the room. and Max's guarantees the service . . 1 Year Warranty on parts and service guaranteed by Max's own service department. (4 years on compressor). MAX'S PI & APPLIANCES REFRICiERATION SALES & SERVICE GRAND BEND 238-2493 138's Doz, ORANGES Can, No. 1 LETTUCE U.S. No. 1 RADISHES Canadian Local Field TOMATOES 4 qt, 19 oz. Culverhouse Choice Green Peas 69' 4/$1 lb 48' $1.69 Culverhouse Whole White Potatoes 19 oz Swift Prem 3/89' 3/95' .49' .58' Specials from Wed., July 28 till closing Tuesday, Aug. 3 Frozen Boneless New York STRIP STEAK Frozen Boneless DELMONICO STEAK PRODUCE FROZEN Rich's COFFEE RICHlooz 2/78' 32 oz. Palanda Choice sliced, tidbits or crushed Pineapple 19 oz. Luncheon Meati,oz Cindy Liquid Detergent • Page 14 Times-Advocates July 29, 1976 Present attendance awards at outdoor church service NEW X-RAY EQUIPMENT — Technician Lois Brintnell and administrator Elmer Taylor take a look at the new x-ray equipment installed recently at South Huron Hospital. T-A photo Whole Select SLAB BACON lb. 9.28 * Chuck ARM STEAK lb. 88' Burns Pride of Canada WIENERS 78' lb. * Many More In-Store Values trfir oil Pt* Gold Seal t SOCKEYE --A at,SALMON ir734oz sass 40or Trypto, t SUMMER HOURS '061.4 Monday to Sunday 8-9 A Including Holidays ks. By MRS. WILLIAM ROHDE THAMES ROAP Around 140 people attended the Outdoor church service at Riverview Park on Sunday morning. After the regular church service a delicious dinner was partaken of. The table committee were Mr. & Mrs. Arnold Cann, Mr. & Mrs. Howard Johns and Mr. & Mrs. Lorne Passmore. During the church service Mrs. Murray Dawson, superintendent and Laurel Hodgert assistant secretary gave out the seals for attendance. 2nd year seal: Wendy Ballantyne, Greg Lamport, Heather Reid and Tracy Reid. 4th year seal: Barry Cun- nington and Julie Lamport; 8th year seal: Gerald Cunnington, Alan Hodgert; 9th year seal: Scott Hodgert, Michael Stewart, Paul Stewart. 10th year seal, Cheryl Stewart; 11th year seal: David Cun- nington, Joyce Cunnington, 13th year seal: Ruth Bray, Brenda Hodgert, Donna Stewart, Murray Stewart; 14th year seal, Diane Hodgert. Members of the Young People's Class are Craig Alexander, Brenda Ballantyne, Ruth Bray, Bradley Cann, David Cunnington, Brenda Hodgert, Diane Hodgert, Laurel Hodgert, Carolyn Kellett, Lawrence Kellett, Donna Stewart, Janice Stewart, secretary, Murray Stewart, Rob Stewart, Sandra Stewart. The following graduated from Intermediate Class to the Young People's Class, Joyce Cun- nington, Marlene Glanville, Lee Hodgert, Pauline Pym, Kim Riehl, Lori Lynn Stewart. The teachers are Mrs. Floyd Stewart and Mrs. Murray Dawson. ., Intermediate Class are: Larry Dawson, Jackie Riehl, Cheryl Stewart and Paul Stewart. The following graduated from Junior Class to Intermediate Class: Gerald Cunnington, Alan Hodgert, Pat Hodgert, Scott Hodgert, Michael Stewart. The teachers were Mrs. Glen Lam- port and Rick Mellenger. Junior Class are: Jeff Borland, Brent Dawson, Kevin Epp, Robbie Miller, Gerry McCarter, Dennis Pym, Heather Reid and Michelle Riehl. Graduating from Primary Class to Junior Class is Blayne Epp. The teachers were Agnes Bray and Mrs. Wes Reid. The Primary Class are Bradley Borland, Barry Cunnington, Julie Lamport, Larry McCarter, Kenny Miller, Steven Pym and Tracy Reid. Graduating from Kindergarten Class to Primary Class are Wendy Ballantyne, Michael Jeffery and Holly Reid. The teachers are Mrs. David Passmore and Mrs. Rick Parker. The Kindergarten class are Greg Lamport, Shelly Miller, Kathy Reid, Danny Rohde, Jeff Rowe. The teachers were Carolyn Kellett and Elaine Stewart. Mrs. John Pym is assistant superintendent. After dinner sports under the leadership of Brenda Hodgert, Laurel Hodgert and Donna Stewart were held. Races pre-school, Michael Jeffery, Greg Lamport. Five and six year old, Wendy Ballantyne, Danny Rohde. 10, 11 and 12 year olds, Alan Hodgert, Brent Dawson and Paul Stewart (tied). Boys 13, 14 and 15 year old, Larry Dawson and Andy Bessem, Girls 13, 14, and 15 year old, Kathy Cooper, Lori Lynn Stewart. Kick the Slipper: Ladies, Diane Hodgert, Janice Stewart and Ruth Bray. Kick the Slipper, Men's: Glen Lamport, Hector McGlaughlin, George Kellett. String Walk, Andy Bessem. Lucky Spot, Hector McGlaughlin. Throw Ball Wrong Hand, Ladies, Janice Stewart, Mrs. Glen Lamport. Men, Andy Bessem, Rev, Barry Robinson and John Miner (tied). Wheel barrow race: 1st, Andy Bessem and Carol De Jonge; 2nd, Lee Hodgert and Lori Lynn Stewart. 3 legged race: 1st, Andy Bessem and Carol De Jonge, 2nd, Mr. & Mrs. Hector McGlaughlin. Birthday nearest Mrs. Arnold Cann. Oldest couple present, Mr. & . Mrs. William Routley. Youngest person present, Tammy Rohde. Guessing length of sermon, Mrs. Glenn Jeffery. Guessing candy in jar, Brenda Ballantyne. Guessing what was in can, Mrs. Lorne Passmore. A number of relay' games were played.A ball game was then held at Thames Road park. Roy Coward of Exeter and Mrs. Glen Stewart returned home on. Saturday after having visited with Mr. & Mrs. Hi Dixon and family of Claresholm, Alberta, for 12 days, Several from this community attended the Garden Party on Wednesday evening at Kirk ton. Mr. & Mrs, -Hector McGlaughlin and Andrew of Windsor spent the weekend with Rev. Barry and Mrs. Robinson. Blayne Epp returned home from the hospital recently having had his tonsils and adenoids removed. Mr. & Mrs. Fred Nethway and Nicole of Strathroy visited on Saturday with Mrs. Glenn Rohde. Mrs. Glenn Rohde and Mrs. William Rohde visited on Monday afternoon with Mrs. Harry Kingma in St. Joseph's Hospital, London. She has a new son, Darryl. Mr. & Mrs. Edwin Miller returned home Saturday evening after having been on the Beef Producers Bus Trip to Nova Scotia for the past two weeks. Cheryl Stewart is attending camp at Goderich this week, Miss Marguerite Zillig of Windsor, Nova Scotia is visiting Barbara Miller this week and Miss Cindy Northup of Windsor, Nova Scotia is visitng Elaine Stewart this week. They are 4-H exchange students. Mr. & Mrs. Lloyd Ballantyne spent last week in Northern Ontario. Quite a number from this community called at the Hopper- Hockey Funeral Home, Exeter, to pay their respect to the late Ken Hern who passed away Thursday, Mr. & Mrs. William Rohde called on Mr. & Mrs. William Snow, Exeter, Friday evening. There will be no services at Elimville or Thames Road churches until September 5. Mr. & Mrs. Glenn Jeffery and Mrs. Hazel Jeffery attended the funeral of the latter's sister-in- law the late Mrs. Will Luther at the T. Stephenson Funeral Home, Ailsa Craig, Thursday of last week. Dave. Shepley WELDING AND REPAIR Woodham Bean Knives. Drawn & Sharpened Phone: Bus, 229-6540 Res, 461-0799 TIP TOP ROOFING ALL TYPES OF SIDING HOT & ASPHALT ROOFING Commercial & Residential COMPLETE HOME RENOVATIONS GENERAL CONTRACTORS Main Office — London 1-453-8271 Clinton Fresh Country Style PORK RIBS lb. $ 1 .38 * CHU& STEAK lb. 68' Regular GROUND BEEF Family Pack lb. 58' 44.104r/Frop4i. At KLEENEX TISSUES 200 s 1 t 59c 4f4444.0.40' A HOSPITAL DONATION — The South Huron Hospital received a donation of $40,000 Friday from the es- tate of the late Miss Pearl Keyes. Above, solicitor Van Laughton presents the cheque to board chairman Carf Cann and publicity chairman Ben Hoogenboom. The monies are being used to defray expenses of new x-ray equipment which was installed this week. T-A photo 1-482-7043 AI